the coin + NFT model

One coin.
Its own collection.
Its holders get paid.

A pump.fun launchpad with a collection behind every launch — and a fee loop that pays the collection's holders instead of a single creator wallet.

Mainnet transactions use real SOL. The platform runs in — mode right now. Coins launched here are regular pump.fun coins with the standard SOL pair — no tax, no custom mechanics on the token itself.
01

Your coin comes first.

Connect your wallet and define the token: name, ticker, logo, story, optional dev buy. The create transaction is built by the server, pre-signed by the mint keypair, and signed by you in your wallet. The platform never holds your key.

02

The vault is the creator.

Every coin gets its own custodial vault wallet, which is the coin's creator on pump.fun. Within a minute the keeper writes pump.fun fee sharing on chain: 90% to the vault, 10% to the platform. The program pays those shares directly — the platform cannot redirect the vault's share.

03

A collection of its own.

Pick how: generate original pixel pals from your logo's palette (8 species, hats, eyes, rarities), upload your own artwork, or link a collection you already have. A Metaplex Core collection is created for the coin; its metadata is served by the platform and every NFT is a real on-chain asset.

04

Collectors mint at your price.

You set the SOL price per NFT before launch. A collector mints in one transaction: the price goes to your wallet (minus the platform's 5%), the Core asset is created in theirs. Payment and ownership settle together.

05

Rewards flow to holders.

Trading fees accrue to the coin's creator — the vault. Every 10 minutes, if the vault holds more than 0.02 SOL, the keeper snapshots who owns the collection's NFTs and sends the vault to them in SOL, pro rata per NFT. Sell the NFT and the next payout goes to its new owner.

link an existing coin

Already launched elsewhere?

If you are the coin's creator on pump.fun you can point its creator rewards at a collection: connect the creator wallet, choose or link a collection, and sign one transaction that writes the fee-sharing split with a new vault as shareholder. From then on, the keeper pays that collection's holders.

Linked collections can be Metaplex Core collections or classic Metaplex (Token Metadata) collections such as LaunchMyNFT drops. For Token Metadata collections paste the hashlist (the NFT mint addresses) so holders can be read without an indexer.

Link a coin →
who gets what
Creator (you)NFT mint price − platform cut · optional dev buy
NFT holders90% of creator rewards, in SOL
Platform10% of creator rewards + mint cut
Keeper (ops)pays all network fees
good questions · straight answers

Before you press launch.

How is the collection connected to my coin?

The collection's update authority is the coin's vault, the same wallet that is the coin's creator on pump.fun. The coin's page lists the collection address, and the collection's metadata links back to the coin.

Does my logo need to be pixel art?

No. Any style works. The generated collection takes the dominant colours of your logo and draws original pixel characters with them. If you want full control, upload your own images instead.

What do I pay?

The pump.fun create (≈0.02 SOL in rent and fees) plus the optional dev buy. The platform pays the collection's rent and every keeper transaction. Collectors pay the NFT price you set plus network fees.

Can anyone change where the rewards go?

The split is written on chain with pump.fun's fee-sharing program; the vault's share is paid by the program to the vault. The keeper only moves what the vault already received, and only to holders of the collection. The vault keys are encrypted at rest.

What if I hold several NFTs?

Each NFT is one share. Ten NFTs out of a hundred minted means 10% of every payout. Unminted NFTs don't count — the pot is split among minted ones.

What if nobody minted yet?

The vault carries. The first payout after the first mint pays everything accrued so far.

Is everything fully automatic?

Launch and minting are signed by you and the collectors. The split, the collection creation, the fee distributions and the payouts are done by the keeper on a timer, with every transaction logged on the coin's page.

Can I bring a coin I launched elsewhere?

Yes, if your wallet is still the coin's creator (or the admin of its fee-sharing config) — see "Link a coin".